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Comment #26308194
Apples Customer agreement-> Definition -> “Account” means the Apple Card consumer credit account opened for you under this Agreement Default actions -> WHAT IS THE EFFECT OF BEING …
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Comment #22313535
You are right "traffic-aware cruise control speed was set to 75 mph". It was traveling slower due to traffic.
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Comment #22311196
The NTSB report information is public, from the NTSB docket, https://www.ntsb.gov/investigations/Pages/HWY18FH011.aspx , he wasn't traveling at 71 miles per hour. "At 3 seconds pri…
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Comment #22303661
The device "card" number doesn't change with each purchase but it does have an additional one-time unique crytpogram as well as a dynamic security code that is needed to use that d…
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Comment #21973357
Boot camp combined with apprenticeship model is way better. LaunchCode https://www.launchcode.org/ is non-profit, no ISA, no fee to applicant. Offers a free slower paced bootcamp (…
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Comment #21950811
Yeah there was one generation of Mac's that used the Intel Core Duo which 32bit only. They are long not supported. https://everymac.com/mac-answers/snow-leopard-mac-os-x-faq/m...
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Comment #20834213
I replaced the radio in my 2016 Toyota Prius V because the software was sooo bad. It was the only model in 2016 that didn't support hands free Siri, They pushed out a final update …
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Comment #19842900
I mean, .netstandard 2.1 won't be supported by .net framework sooo, yeah, they just pretty much obsoleted .net standard.
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Comment #19616000
Python is really simple and easy to read, and macros can make it really hard to switch from code base to code base in ruby. Python is also the #1 intro teaching language in boot ca…
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Comment #18867239
I wish it would work with less or have less like features, taking the first n bytes is okay, but pretty minimal.
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Comment #16241223
You'd need consensus of the miners to do so.
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Comment #14540799
Glassdoor has an entry level listing: https://www.glassdoor.com/Salaries/san-francisco-entry-level...
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Comment #14292610
Liberal progressives are totally fine with the child having a choice? That's the point you are making. Also outside of medical reasons, gender reassignment surgery standard of care…
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Comment #14292497
The parent post, makes allowances for medical exceptions in their footnote. The point is there's no medical reason to circumcise en-mass or by default. Norway's ban is for ritual c…
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Comment #13944424
You know what would be fast for display updating, ncurses. I wonder why they didn't use that? If only we had an ncurses based text editor.
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Comment #13812815
They at least re-clarified on twitter. But not in the article. https://twitter.com/nytimes/status/839160771674255360
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Comment #13328878
There are a lot of rules in regards to auto-enroll and qualified investments. If you are auto-enrolled, you are going to be in a mix of bonds and stocks appropriate to your age (co…
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Comment #13006017
I think if you are a woman and they are going to release a naked picture with your name, address and cell phone number, the larger threat is going to be harassment, not just shame.…
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Comment #13005940
However the article just provides examples of women.
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Comment #12080961
That's interesting, does that mean you don't receive any compensation from that expense ratio, like sub transfer agent fees?
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Comment #12080683
Tax consequences related to withdrawing your own money is very much a stark contrast to, whoops this money we promised you doesn't exist.
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Comment #12080529
Whoops, I didn't notice, that 3bps is for the custodian
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Comment #12080065
Actually guideline is charging the participant fee as 3bps, which is a percentage of assets (but this is spectacularly low). They are charging the employer directly the per partici…
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Comment #12080008
Employer money is going to be a smaller amount of your 401k, if offered, and not always guaranteed, as sometimes subject to vesting so you wont' necessarily get it, but even so tha…